Description
A Guy Called Gerald – Essence – Compact Disc
The album Essence by the British electronic music producer A Guy Called Gerald. Essence is one of the notable albums in A Guy Called Gerald’s discography and was released in 2000.
A Guy Called Gerald, whose real name is Gerald Simpson, is a pioneering figure in the UK electronic music scene. He is known for his contributions to the development of acid house and jungle music in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
The album Essence showcases A Guy Called Gerald’s talent for crafting intricate and innovative electronic music. It features a blend of various electronic styles, including ambient, techno, and drum and bass, reflecting the artist’s diverse musical influences.
Some of the tracks on ‘Essence’ include ‘Humanity (Ashley Beedle’s Love and Compassion),’ ‘The Universe,’ ‘Could You Understand,’ and ‘Voodoo Ray (Album Version),’ which is a reimagined version of his classic track ‘Voodoo Ray’ from 1988.
While A Guy Called Gerald had already made significant contributions to the electronic music scene before ‘Essence,’ the album further solidified his reputation as a visionary producer and helped showcase his continued evolution as an artist.
If you’re interested in exploring the music of A Guy Called Gerald, Essence is an excellent starting point to experience his unique and influential electronic sound.
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Track Listing
The Universe
The First Breath
Humanity
Multiplies
Fever (Or A Flame)
Could You Understand
Alien Report
Glow
Beaches & Deserts
Final Call
I Make It
Universal Spirit
Hurry To Go Easy
Scale Circle
Landed
